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---
license: mit
task_categories:
- time-series-forecasting
tags:
- driving
- ADAS
- takeover
- car-following
pretty_name: ADAS-TO longitudinal closing case-control windows
---
# ADAS-TO longitudinal — closing case-control windows (n = 5090)
Companion subset of the ADAS-TO dataset for longitudinal (car-following)
take-over modeling. **This is a case-control set, not 5090
takeovers**: 2293 takeover cases (arm `T`) and 2797 non-takeover closing
controls (arm `Q`) drawn from the same drives.
## Examples
Forward video (red flash = ADAS disengagement, takeover at 10 s) with the
synchronized radar/CAN signals of the same clip.
**Fast closing on a slower lead (~9 m/s approach)** — `TOYOTA_PRIUS/driver_142/route_001/0`
![](https://wangyuhang-cmd.github.io/adasto/static/images/longi_fast_closing.gif)
![](https://wangyuhang-cmd.github.io/adasto/static/images/longi_fast_closing_signals.png)
**Typical low-speed car-following takeover** — `TOYOTA_PRIUS/driver_182/route_010/2`
![](https://wangyuhang-cmd.github.io/adasto/static/images/longi_typical_following.gif)
![](https://wangyuhang-cmd.github.io/adasto/static/images/longi_typical_following_signals.png)
**Closing resolved to standstill** — `VOLKSWAGEN_SHARAN_MK2/driver_289/route_007/1`
![](https://wangyuhang-cmd.github.io/adasto/static/images/longi_closing_to_stop.gif)
![](https://wangyuhang-cmd.github.io/adasto/static/images/longi_closing_to_stop_signals.png)
**Case vs same-drive matched control** — both contain sustained closing;
only the case ends in a takeover:
![](https://wangyuhang-cmd.github.io/adasto/static/images/longi_case_vs_control.png)
## Windows (`windows.parquet`)
Per window: 41 samples at 10 Hz, `t` in [-3.0, +1.0] s; `t = 0` is the
ADAS disengagement (cases) or the pseudo-event anchor (controls).
| column | description |
|---|---|
| win_id | window id (`T_*` case / `Q_*` control) |
| t | time relative to (pseudo-)event, s |
| s | radar lead gap, m (NaN when no valid lead) |
| vr | radar relative speed `vRel`, m/s (closing speed = `-vr`) |
| vE | ego speed, m/s |
| aE | ego measured acceleration, m/s^2 (realized vehicle response) |
| valid | lead-valid flag (`isfinite(s) & s > 0.5`) |
## Meta (`meta.parquet`)
`arm` (T/Q), anonymized `clip` (cases; matches the public ADAS-TO release
paths), `car_model`, anonymized `driver`/`route`, window mean ego speed
`v_mean`, sustained-closing duration `sus` (s), `maxDv`/`minTTC` over the
pre-event closing window, control sub-window offset `t0_sub`, and the
case-control pairing (`has_ctrl`, `matched_case`, `match_relaxed`).
## Clips (`clips/`)
For each case (arm `T`) the original 20 s clip is included at
`clips/{meta.clip}/`: the forward video `takeover.mp4` (takeover at
10 s) and 13 openpilot log CSVs (carState, carControl, carOutput,
controlsState, drivingModelData, longitudinalPlan, radarState,
accelerometer, VehicleIMU, Gyroscope, CameraOdometry, LiveCalibration,
LiveParameters) plus a sanitized `meta.json` (anonymized driver/route
ids). File layout and anonymization follow the main ADAS-TO release.
Controls (arm `Q`) have no clips by construction — they are unlabeled
engaged stretches of the same drives; their radar/ego series are in
`windows.parquet`.
## Construction
- Cases: all-corpus longitudinal takeovers with radar lead coverage >= 0.9
over video [7, 11] s and a sustained closing episode (approach speed
>= 0.5 m/s for >= 1.0 s) inside [7, 10] s (takeover at 10 s).
- Controls: same-drive engaged windows with no driver input and no
disengagement, >= 60 s away from every takeover on the route, containing
a closing episode under the identical criterion; pseudo-event = episode
sub-window start + 3 s; speed-matched (+-5 m/s) per case, K = 2.
- 1,436 cases have same-drive matched controls; 857 have none (kept).
## Caveats
- Case-control sampling: model outputs on this set are not absolute
naturalistic takeover probabilities.
- `aE` after driver input may reflect the driver, not the automation.
- Radar-missed leads and cut-ins are out of scope by construction.